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FRIDAY. JULY 11, Uf
Palica Posts
Seventh; Bums
Tip Pittsburgh
Brecheen Hurls
Fire-Hitter To
Trip Boston, 3-1
Bt Th AaoclaM Pre
Kr Pallr I hailed "The New
Cut;" in Brooklyn wher the hard
preased Dodger today open a Tiul
four-gam erie with th St. Louis
Cardinal.
Day after day Palloa U waved
from th bullpen to save the skin of
a regular Brooklyn etarted just like
Hugh Casey used to do. Err worked
In seven ol the last 11 Dodger games.
winning (our and losing one.
Ironically he copped hi seventh
victory of the season yesterday be
cause Casey, the old Brooklyn fire
man, now with Pittsburgh failed to
atop a Dodger uprising. Luis Oimo.
ho may be the prir of the return
ing Mexican Jumpers, nicked Casey
for a game-winning "pinch" aingle
that supplied Brooklyn's 7-4 edge
Over the Pirates.
The Dodgers really needed that
win over the Pirates because the
Cardinal Tic wry over Boston already
waa posted on the scoreboard in
right center field. Now with a IS
gam lead, they cant lose first
place unless they bkr the whole
eenea.
BRECHEEN WINS
Harry Brecheen lifted th Cards
ver Boston. J-l with a five-hitter
while the Birds handed Johnny An
tonalll, th Braves 170.000 bonus
dandy, hit fifth loss.
Bobby Thomson lad th New
York Giant to their fourth straight
win, three in a row over Cincinnati,
with a pair of homers and a double.
Th Scot from Staten Island drove
In six runs off Herm Wehmir, Ed
Erautt and Swell Blackwell In th
Cunts' 9-4 triumph.
Walker Cooper, making his first
appearance in the Polo Grounds since
h waa sold to Cincinnati, homered
with the bases loaded as th Reds
touted Clint Hartung In a ftv-run
third inning.
Hank Borowy. apparently making a
career of beating Chicago since the
Cuba traded him to the Phils, turned
back his old mate for th fifth
time, 4-4.
TANKS TRIUMPH
Th New York Yankee took th
rubber game of th Cleveland senea.
-J. ttretchlng their American
leagu lead to 54 game on Vic
Rascru's 15th Tlctory.
Raaehi, who haa lost only three,
(eattered eight hit. It waa the
fourth straight Urn h had tamed
th tnb who have yet to beat fr"n
One again Joe DiMaggio was the
big man. driving in two run with
a aingl that sparked a three-run
rally against loser Early Wynn in
th thud.
IIEVESS HOMERS
With Roy S even hitting a grand
alam homer, th St. Louis Browns
cored 11 runs In th sixth inning of
their 1S-J twilight decision over
Philadelphia Dick Powler. They
were nosed out In the second game,
1-2. on Hank Majeaki'a game-winning
triple in the eighth inning as
Alex Kellner registered win No. 13.
Fourteen men went to bat in th
big inning, a new high soonnc total
for the season In an American leagu
Inning. Seven hits and fire walks
did th damage.
Detroit alammed out 14 hit, in
eluding homers by Pat Mullin. Dick
Wakefield and Georg Vrao. to whip
Washington, 8-1. Preddl Hutchin
on. relieving Ted Oray in the
fourth, worked til sooreles in
nings for hi sixth victory. Rae
Scarborough waa the loser.
Th Boston-Chicago gam was
rained out in the American league.
Let's Go
Fishin"
PORTLAND, July 13 Good
fishing in several areas, particular
ly Klamath county and th McKen
lie river, was reported by the
tat game commission today.
The weekly fishing bulletin:
Desehute area Sparks lake
xcellent, but very few large fish
taken. Paulina. East, and Crane
Prairie lakes fair to good. Wickiup
reservoir poor. Upper Deschutes
and Little Deschutes rivers and
Crescent creek Just fair. Fishing
best evenings.
Douglaa county Roseburg Up
per Umpqua area water conditions
generally good, occasionally some
murkines. Trout fishing good
Some steelhead being taken.
Klamath county Crater lake fish
In excellent condition but difficult
to catch. Fish lake most experi
enced anglers taking limit catches
daily. Most popular method la to
troll with Ford fender and worms
t a distance of from M to 75 feet
behind the boat with no lead on
the line. Bait fishing with aingle
egg and worms Is fair. There haa
been very little fly fishing. Four
Mile lake approximately 40 per
cent of the anglers taking their lim
it. Bait fishing close to the bottom
with single egg or worms most suc
cessful. The road has recently been re
paired, but It la very dusty. Lake
'i he.woods fishing success fair
with the most popular gear being
the "'Lure Jensen" F'ord fender
trolled with worms. Early morning
and late afternoon fishing best
Evening fly fishing good with fish
averaging ten Inches being taken
Brown hackle or similar type fly
la the most popular.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Im Angeles Ike Williams. 133.
Trenton, N. J., stopped Enrique
Bnlanos, 133, Mexico City, 4. (Title.)
Denver Corky Oondalea, 123.
Denver, outpointed Harold Dade,
1M. Los Angeles, 10.
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FIRST SHOTS
COUNTY GOLF TOURNEY
Tli first rounds of the 7S-hole
county golf tournament will be
played this week-end. starting tiff
with pairings of threesomes at 30
tomorrow morning.
In the afternoon a group of four
somes will get in It hole and sev
er players will have to put in their
full 3d holes on Sunday. The last
M hole win be played next week
end. Sunday 18-hole pairings will
be listed tomorrow.
The tournament is to determine
the Klamath county links champion.
Top prizes go to the 72-hole medal
Aussie Net
Team Picked
Over Canada
MONTREAL. July 22 (A Al
though held even in the first two
ingles matches, Australia's Davis
cup tennis team remained an odds
on favorite over Canada going in
to today double clash of their
American ton semifinal compe
tition. Th down-under duo of Prank
Sedgman and John Bromwich face
Canada' Brendan Macken and
Walter Stohlberg in what could
prov th vital conteat of th ae
rie. Macken and Sedgman were yes
terday winners, th former up
setting Billy Sidwell. -. 7-5. 4-1.
5-7, -4, while Sedgman vened It
up by defeaUng Henri Rochon.
4-4. 6-2. 6-2. Brendan gav Canada
It first match triumph over the
Aussie. In their four previous cup
meetings Australia won each time
by 5-0.
Midgets Pummel
Runts, 10 to 6
Two games of the city recreation
kids' baseball league were played
yesterday at Recreation field, with
the Midgets defeating the Runts
10-6 and the Metier Tigers taking
a 15-7 decision from the Maulers.
The league. In divisions for boys
t-12 and 12-14. Is handled by Bob
Perry and la a part of the city
recreation baseball program More
player and teams are needed for
the circuit. Perry said, and Interest
ed boys are asked to turn out for
practice Tuesday and Thursday.
Sparkies. VFW
Tie In Softball
One tie and a couple of slugging
matches were served up yesterday
afternoon in the county girls' soft
ball league. In games played at
Altamont, the Sparkles and VFW
tied 7-7, the Patriot defeated the
Haablns 19-14 and Chtloquin slugged
the Merrill Teen-Ager 30-3.
The Chlloquin club and Patriots
lead the circuit with two wins and
no losses. Hasblns have 1-1, Sparkies
and VFW have one win and one
tie each and the Teen-Agers have
lost both their games.
TIMBER SALE
PORTLAND, July 22 W) Oral
auctions upstate and a sealed bid
ale here will offer IIM.610 worth
of Oregon-California timber next
month.
Auctions will be at Eugene Aug.
16 and 8alem and Bend, Aug. 17.
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! cap winner. The tourney Is spon-
sored by radio station KFJI at
Reames Country club.
Saturday morning pairings:
Moon Mullis.
t : 30 Moon Mullis. Bill Perrln and
Harley HulL
9:40 George Brosterhous. Carl
Weimar. John West Jr.
50 O. K. Klmbrel. L. H. Wal
lenberg and John West Sr.
10:00 Vergil Stewart, Ed Broster
hous. Don Sutcliffe.
10:10 Alan Abner, Bill Bratton,
Lloyd Drew.
Afternoon pairings:
12:30 Frank Tarr, Martin Swan
son. A. Milligan.
12:34 Ray Beeber. Ken Robert
ton. John Penny. Wes McNee Sr.
12:40 Spike Beeber. Loren Pal
merton, Andy Toyley, Byron Tarr.
12:4 Frank Hall. Howard Per
rtn. Paul Landry. Lee Stoner.
13:55 Al Zarmky. Bill Martin.
John Rainwater. Bob Howard.
1:00 Dan Oilbert, L. Stipptch. Id
Hickman. Lloyd Peters.
1:05 O. H. Buifington. Norman
Moty. Ed Robinson. Lynn Howard.
Sunday (36 holes):
Carl Woods. Ken Torgerson. Jack
Howard. Gua Anderson. Wlllia Wood,
Buck Ferguson and Whltey Tor
gerson. MAC Tankers
Cop Title
PORTLAND. July 22 i v Port
land s Multnomah Athletic club
splashed easily to the Oregon AAU
swimming championship last night
with 343 points to runner-up Port
land Aquatic club's 177.
Vancouver, Wash., Recreation
club waa third with 24. Other scor
ers: The Dalle lg. Northeast (Port
land i YMCA 12, Eugene 6, Long
view 1.
Although Mac's 13 first places In
the 18 events commanded the situa
tion. pair of Vancouver girls
turned In record-breaking perform
ances for the under-14 age group.
Pat Strokes backstroked the 50 me
ters In :394. Judy Upright covered
the same distance with the breast
stroke in :433 terrific shattering
of the old mark of :51 9.
Others from out of Portland fin
ishing In the first three Included:
Mary Lou Heiten. Vancouver Rec
reation club, acored In 50-meter
free atyle for girls under 13, and
Wlllia McCllough, Eugene, winner
of men's 3-meter diving.
Rose Bowl Hero
Will Tutor USF
SAN FRANCISCO. July 22 iPi
Pete Kmetovic, former star Stanford
halfback and Rose Bowl hero, has
been aigned as backfleld coach at
the University of Ban Francisco,
Head Coach Joe Kuharlch aald
today. ,
The 29-year-old Kmetovic was an
all-coast halfback at Stanford In
1940 and 1941.
JEWELL, Ore., July 22 tfv-The
appointment of Oerald Schultt, 1949
graduate of Linfleld college, as
Jewell high school coach was an
nounced today.
New York 'Queensboro arena)
Oeorge "Sonny" Home. IB.',. Niles,
Ohio, outpointed Joe Oovernale, 1M,
Brooklyn, 9.
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Those amaxlng Sacramento Solon I
keep whittling away at Hollywood' i
lead In the Pacific Coast league.
Pinch Hitter BUI Wilson homered
with one aboard Thursday night to
give the Solons a 13th inning 5 to 4
win over th San Diego Padre. It '
waa the Solon third straight win
from the Padrea.
At the same time. Loa Angeles .
rose again from the cellar to knock i
off the Stan 9 to 7. Hollywood had ;
built up a 5 to 1 lead in th first i
seven Innings on Jack Salveaon a
five-hit performance. But the lowly j
Angels crawled all over him in the i
eighth for five hit and four runs
to tie It up. Th gam went 11
innings. i
Hollywood now holds but a I'l j
gam lead over Sacramento.
Speaking of amazing ball dubs, I
the Portland Beavers took two
games from th Seattle Rainier. ;
! 2 to 0 and 4 to 1. Deep In the cellar :
j not too long ago, the Beaver now i
j are only H game behind San Diego
and Oakland, tied for third place. :
Oakland rallied to hand San
Francisco a 5 to 2 defeat. Earl
Rapp s eighth Inning homer broke
up a 2-2 deadlock and touched off
the rally. The victory gav portly
Earl Jonea hia sixth win of the
season against five setback.
Fnday'a schedule:
Loa Angeles (Don Carlsen 6-6 1 at
Hollywood i Art Schallock 10-7 1.
San Diego (Lyman Llnde - at
Sacramento (Orv Orove 5-3). j
Portland (Oeorge Dlehl) at Se-'
attle (John Hoffmani.
San Francisco (Manny Perei 6-4) t
at Oakland (Milo Candlnl 5-5 1.
All night game.
Shore scores: R H E
Portland 000 002 02 9 0
Seattle 000 000 00 7 1
Fleming and Oladd: Besae and
I Orasso. !
Portland 000 130 0004 12 6
Seattle 101 010 0001 14 2
Dl Bias). Liska ' and Fenian-1
des: Oalehouse, Ardizola (6i and '
Warren. s
8a n Francisco 020 000 0002 T 3
Oakland 200 000 03x 5 11 1
Feldman and Jarvls; Jonea and
Padgett.
Loa Angeles 001 000 042 026 IS I
Hollywood 300 002 020 007 14 2
Watkins. Van Dyke (71. McLlsh
(81 and Novotney; Salveson. Roy,
(9) and Sand lock.
San Diego 000 110 001 0014 10 1
Sacramento 000 002 100 0026 11 S
Flore and RItchey; Johnson and
Raimondl. I
Training Site
PALM SPR1NOS, Calif . July 23
iPt The Seattle Ralnlera will train
here next spring. Mayor Charles
Farrell, the former actor, aigned
a contract with the Coast league
club management yesterday after
it waa approved by the city coun
cil. It will provide use of th field
club here for training from about
February 15 to April 1.
It will be the first time a pro
fessional team had trained here.
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Bolanos For
4th Round TKO
Enrique's Manager
Charges Ike With
Thumbing Tactics
I OS ANGELES. July 22 (v The
championship dream of Mexico
Enrlqu Bolanoa waa shattered by a
fourth round technical knockout
from th furious flsta of Deadpan
lk Williams but th result brought
a quirk charge of "foul'' from th
Latin manager.
Bolanoa went down and out be
fore a fusillade of punchea In th
fourth round of their acheduled
16-round clash for th lightweight
championship of th world last
night. Som 18.909 spectators paid
$106,374 to see th flerr beating,
promoted for the benefit of th lou
Costello Jr. Youth foundation. Wil
llama weighed 131 pounds and Bo
lanoa 133.
Early today, Oeorge Parnassus,
manager of th defeated challenger,
said his boy had been "thumbed" In
the eve and thua blinded by Wil
liams. charge which th champion
quickly denied.
Referee Jack Dempaey, likewise,
aald he dldnt see any foul play with
th thumb. But Parnassus aald he
would tak hi accusation befor
the California athletic commission
In formal protest.
It I no secret that Bnlanos' left
eye trouble marked the beginning of
th end. It started closing early In
th third and waa shut completely
by the end of the round.
Pamaasu aald that Bolanoa com
plained aa early aa th first round
that Wllllama waa giving him 'th
thumb." Parnassus proteated to
Dempaey In the third who relayed
the protest to Wllllama.
Dr. R. J. Carreon Jr., an eye spe
cialist who looked at the damaged
orb after 'he fight, aald th Injury
waa serious. The damage to the
retina, he aald. waa such that It
would have to be kept under obser
vation for at least 10 days to pre
vent permanent damage.
Th doctor commented that the
bruise on th eyeball would have
been difficult to Inflict with a gloved
rut.
It waa Enrique's third crack at
th Trenton. N. J.. Negro and his
third defeat at the hands of the
25-year-old champion.
Champion Ike. appearing stronger
and faster than in their previous
matches, started winging al the
opening bell. He had the end In
sight at the cloae of th third canto
when Bolanoa' left eye waa shut
tighter than miser's purse from
Jolting right smashes.
Bolanoa persuaded his corner to
let him go out for the fourth where
he battled on even terms for the
first minute. But then the sky Jell
on him.
A withering left hook to Enrique's
chin dropped him to both knees. He
was up at nine, but Williams, with
rocking blows to the head and body,
sent him to the canvas again.
Referee Dempaey and Bolanoa'
handler halted the proceedings
aimultaneously with 20 second left
In the round.
Favorites
Dumped
SEATTLE. July 22 '-Th ssit.
ed duel between Portland's Emery
Neale and UCLA's Olen Baaaett for
th Wshlngton state tennla cham
pionship won't be plaved. Neither
on of the principal will be around
Neale. seeded No. I In the state
toumey, waa eliminated yesterday
by Jack Shoemaker, another UCLA
netman and sixth seeded In the
Waahlngton meet. Shoemaker
dumped Neale 9-2. -4 to move Into
th semifinals.
Baasett. seeded No. 2. waa elim
inated by Fred FLsher. University of
Washington student, 11-9, g-4.
Other results:
Junior boys Terry Campbell.
Spokane, defeated Jim Demaa, Sac
ramento. 9-3. 4-9. 9-3; John Du
priest. Taroma. beat Cliff Mane.
Berkeley, 9-2. 9-3; Bill Demaa. Sac
ramento, deefated Don Plye, Ta
coma, 9-2, 6-4: Dick Bailey. Spo
kane, defeated Prank Dlrkaaon. Mo
desto, Calif., 9-1, g-i.
Logan. I'lah Rex Layne. 195,
I-ewtaton. Utah, stopped Bearcat
Carter, 190. Indianapolis, .
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PORTLAND, July M ijTt-ICn.
Orvyon Ptntrr Chiittt Barnaul
pitch ret the r.rnl no -hit, un-run
B a live of tti !! triiil-pro Da
ball toumamritt lat .unlit.
Ha parrd Kllvrrnm to an 1-0
shutout ovrr .lilUboro In five In
ning after a aix-run outturn. In
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In the other lamea Garibaldi
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Clark a mat, 7 to ft.
Talent Search
Heavyweight
Contender
Sought
LOS ANOELES. July 22 (
Former Heavyweliht Champion
Jack Dempaey and Veteran Boxing
Promoter Jack Allen of Toronto
soon will begin scouring th broad
miles of Canada, searching tor
heavyweight fighters.
Deinpsey and Allen, th latter
newly arrived her, conferred to
day on plans tor an all-Canadian
heavyweight boxing tournament
which will be launched at Toronto
September 19. according to present
J plans.
I Th oblect. of course. I to un
earth a Canadian worthy of going
after th world championship va
cated by Jo touts.
"We have about 20 prospects
lined up now, and w aspect to
have between 90 and 100 young
tighten In th tournament.''
Dempaey aald.
Allen aald th tournament will
be staged In Toronto a Maple Leal
Gardens, with a sea ting rapacity
of 15.000 for Doling matchea
Drmpaey plana to be ther several
days In advance.
Dempaey aavocated th Idea
during recent visit to Winnipeg
! Allen, formerly of Vancouver. B
, C . agreed that Canada should
produce a rontender.
I Allen plana to remain her sev
eral daya and head for Vancouver,
i Dempaey aald If any pmsperta
1 look exceptionally good, a training
; ramp may be aet up In Canada.
1 with old timer expena on hand to
, school th boxers.
Bevos Get
MoundDoctor
PORTLAND. July 22 ( It will
be Dr. Prank Dlerlrkx. M D . on th
mound gatn for the Portland Beav
ers of the Pacific Coast baseball
league at home gamea.
The physician, who hurled previ
ously for the Beavers and for Salem
of the Western International league,
haa kept hta pitching arm tn ahap
while working at his medical prac
tice In Oregon City th past year
and half.
He oris mrcd th semi-pro Oregon
City Merchants and became the star
pitcher In Ita league. In one recent
game at McMinnville. he struck out
17 of the 21 men to far him.
Baseball has been his hobby sine
playing for Pacific university In his
pre-med college days. He waa due
to check In at Seattle today, to be
with the Portland team for the rest
of the Seattle aeries. But he will not
travel to other roast league cities.
Barely Miss
Two Blanks
ROANOKE. V . July 22 11 A
: real baseball rarity twlnball no
I hitters barely missed the record
books In a class B Piedmont league
j doubleheader tonight.
I Jack O'Fe of the Roanoke Red
; Sor baffled the Richmond Colts for
1 six and two-thirds Innings befor
) double robbed him of no-hltter In
I the seven-frsme opener.
Bllt Southnaw Joe RneHv ntaHa
Ihe grade In the second contest. Th
20-year-old Roanoke Hurler. na
tive of Reading. Pa., muffled ihe
Rlchmonders ill the way as the Red
Sox won, 3-0.
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Pitt Stays Ahead Of Pack
Klamath Palls unleashed another feme-raltllng attack on th Santa
Rosa Cata last ma lit. winning 17-10 In th beat gam of th Mrte.
but gained not an Inch on th Pltlsbmg Diamond who won their
lutli straight Par West gam and set a circuit record lor miitlniimn
triumphs.
Haul Rosa did some attacking of Ita own. pounding Chuck Sordid
nieyer fur 17 hit Including three homers. Hi tienia collected I baa
blows of( Remo Pelrotto and In spile .
of the ecoring th gam waa well
played and last.
The Cata were ahead briefly, hold
ing a 3-2 lead In th thud Inning,
but In th bottom of that tram
Ralph Mnhler singled wllh two run
ners aboard to put th Clems out
trout to stay.
Bob rasaelll homered wllh two on
In th fourth Inning and Hill Reese
hit on solo In the seventh. Hob
Hlenglno hit on tor I In Ota In th
flrat frame. Jerry Oale got his In
th fifth nd Jerry McDonnell hit
th longest of th duster In the
ninth. McDonnell clout sailed over
.STANDINGS
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Yesterday Result
Klamath Palls 17. Santa Rnaa 10
Pittsburg 12. Redding 7.
Vallejo 5. Willows I.
Marysvllle 9. Medford I
pacific coaut i.r.A;ri
W. L. Pet
Hollywood 70 4 MUti
Sacramento . 3 52 -544 j
San Diego 5 5 5JH
Oakland . 5 5 J04
Portland - M M son '
Seattle ft 0 SIX
San Praurlsro 51 M 444
Loa Angeles 49 M 419
Veaterdav' Reaulta
Portland 2-4 Seattle 0-3
Sacramento 5. San Diego 4.
Loa Angelea 9. Hollywood 7.
Oakland 9, San Francisco 3.
AMERICAN Lf.Al.t E
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Wet
New York .
Cleveland
Boaton
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
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.574;
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4TJ
410
J49
Veaterday'a Reawlla
New York ft. Cleveland I.
Detroit 9. Washington i.
St. Louis 15-9. Philadelphia I I
Boaton at Chicago, rain.
NATIONAL LEAOI R
Brooklvn 51 33 .514 1
St. Louis II M iM
Boston 47 41 AI4 '
Philadelphia 45 41 517
New York 4.1 41 .513
Pittsburgh 40 49 471 I
Cincinnati 14 51 son
Chicago 11 54 J04 i
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Brooklvn 7. Pittsburgh 9
St. Louis 3. Boaton I.
New York 9. Cincinnati
Philadelphia 9. Chicago 4
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I he 3d3-to.it marker In right center.
Kees waa the only right-hander
hitting th distance.
Ooroon llertiaiine touted th
bases on a hit and error for th
second atraliiht inn tit. In th sev
enth he tripled to the center wall
ami aa he slowed down at third a
relay from the out field was bobbled
and he raced home.
It waa a hitter's night all the way.
Morrl Nordell. Reese and Hernan
dea each gathered four baa knock
for th Clems del had five for flv
for Santa Rosa. McDonnell and
Pelrotto three for fit each.
Unbeaten Blair Simpson gained
his ninth win nf th season aa Pitta
burg beat Redding 12-7. He out
pitched Heddlng'a Junior Simons.
The Marysvllle Hravea. who ar
rive in Klamath Falls today to open
four game series, last night
whlpilrri Medford for 9-5 anil moved
into a litth-plac tie with Manta
Rosa. Vallro salvaged the final
game of Ita Willows series by defeat-
Ing the Cardinals 9-1
Tonight at firms stadium the first
500 ladles entering the gate will b
prrvtued ail orchid rompllments
of ihe tiems. The flowers arrived
in loan by plane flum Hawaii yes
terday l
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PitlSe men. Cfl jour Johntnn YD pnrtfnj
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Prompt jhv?ri now bting made. Im
prmcd iot '49. Your 6thin' tnendi
tll fou... th Johntort TD is America !
grew 6ihing motor. Come in and Kt id
CJajaf at 4000 i . p. m.
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